Moncler的动态

Moncler Group was acknowledged as industry leader of the “textile, apparel and luxury goods” sector with the highest score in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment. https://lnkd.in/eDjYK9FE?

Part 1: The Evolution of Sustainability in Luxury Fashion Luxury fashion’s sustainability journey began with a focus on durability and exclusivity, which historically aligned with low-impact production. However, globalization and mass production increased environmental costs, such as carbon emissions and overuse of natural resources. Key milestones in this evolution include: ? 2000s: Stella McCartney paved the way with cruelty-free, eco-friendly designs. ? 2010s: Kering launched its Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) tool, setting benchmarks for carbon reduction and resource efficiency. ? Regulation: The EU’s Green Deal and initiatives like the Sustainable Textile Strategy pushed the industry toward circularity and transparency. Luxury brands began aligning their practices with global frameworks like the Paris Agreement, prioritizing carbon neutrality, ethical sourcing, and responsible material use. These steps laid the foundation for today’s focus on innovation and accountability. #sustainability #fashion #sustainablefashion #kering #stellamccartney

Is sustainability more challenging than expected? The recent article from #Vogue Business highlights the challenges luxury brands like #Gucci and #Bottega Veneta face in meeting their ambitious #ESG targets. While some progress has been made, issues like supply chain transparency, fair wages, and eliminating plastics remain persistent hurdles. This news serves as a reminder that sustainability isn’t just about public commitments—it's about creating real, measurable change across every touchpoint of the business. At GSUK, we support organizations in building ethical, sustainable, and socially compliant supply chains. Tackling these challenges requires collaboration, innovation, and accountability, and we’re here to help businesses lead the way toward a truly sustainable future. Looking for expert support in building an ethical supply chain? Contact us at [email protected] #Sustainability #ESG #LuxuryFashion #SocialCompliance #EthicalSupplyChains #SustainableBusiness #ClimateAction #ResponsibleLuxury #CorporateResponsibility #SustainableFuture

The Hidden Price Tag of Luxury Post 2: Luxury Brands and the Sustainability Myth Luxury brands often boast about their eco-consciousness, but how much of it is real? Brands like Burberry have been caught burning millions in unsold stock to maintain exclusivity, contributing to 11.3 million tons of textile waste annually.? According to a 2021 McKinsey report, luxury brands still fall short of sustainability goals. In reality, many engage in greenwashing—promoting "sustainable" efforts that are more about marketing than actual change. Next time you buy luxury, ask: Is this truly eco-friendly, or just another PR move? #Sustainability #FashionIndustry #Greenwashing Sources: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, 2020 McKinsey & Company, Fashion’s Environmental Impact Report, 2021 Fashion Transparency Index, 2021

On the one hand, it is somewhat alarming that the relevance of what was outlined as actions and strategy nearly a decade ago is still such an imperative (in fact more so) … on the other hand we have garnered more insights, experience and confidence in the intervening years on what to do, how to act and the business value we can gain through climate and nature action … so let’s do it and let’s go much bigger and bolder … so in 10 years time we can have a different narrative !

Sustainability has been a buzzword in luxury for a while. But what exactly is being done to address the carbon footprint of the luxury industry? Brands focus on how they can reduce their direct impacts, but little has been done to reduce supply chain impact, which accounts for the lion’s share. In fact the top 200 brands in fashion scored a dismal average of 2.97 out 10 in Kearney’s Circular Fashion Index (CFX) report. To know more, read here: https://lnkd.in/gZHeCWa8 #Luxury #Sustainability #ClimateAction #LVMH #StellaMcCartney #Chanel #Prada #CalvinKlein #Burberry

In a world where sustainability is not just a choice but a business imperative, the top companies of 2024 are setting new benchmarks for environmental responsibility. According to a recent study by TIME and Statista, the top 100 most sustainable companies of 2024 are leading the charge, and the results offer important insights—especially for the fashion industry. Top 10 Highlights: ? Schneider Electric from France leads the pack with an impressive score of 88.9/100, thanks to its ambitious climate programs and commitment to carbon neutrality by 2025. ? Interestingly, Moncler an Italian fashion brand, stands out as the only fashion company in the top 10, ranking third with a score of 85.7. This highlights the progress being made in fashion but also points to the challenges that remain. Fashion Industry Representation in the Top 100: Beyond Moncler, there are five additional textile/fashion brands in the top 100, including: ? Lojas Renner S.A. (Brazil) - Rank: 22 ? Inditex (Spain) - Rank: 25 ? PUMA Group (Germany) - Rank: 67 ? Gap (U.S.) - Rank: 73 ? PVH Corp. (U.S.) - Rank: 76 The presence of these brands, spread across different continents, shows that the industry is making strides toward sustainability. However, with only six fashion brands in the top 100, there’s still significant room for growth and innovation. The fashion industry, known for its environmental challenges, has begun to embrace sustainability, but the fact that only one fashion brand made it into the top 10 and six in the top 100 underscores the need for continued progress. As consumers and stakeholders increasingly demand eco-friendly practices, the pressure is on for more brands to step up and lead by example. See full list here: https://lnkd.in/dVsvV6P9 #Sustainability #Fashion #ClimateAction #Innovation

? Sustainability Meets Luxury ?? The world of luxury fashion is evolving, and it’s inspiring to see more brands stepping up to adopt sustainable practices. From using recycled materials and eco-friendly production methods to championing circular economy initiatives, these brands are proving that luxury and sustainability can go hand in hand. ?? This shift isn’t just a trend - it’s a movement driven by conscious consumers demanding products that are both luxurious and planet-friendly. ???? At Fresharth, we believe in creating a future where sustainability is a cornerstone of every industry, including high-end fashion. Together, we can redefine what it means to be truly luxurious - ethical, sustainable, and innovative. ?? What sustainable practices do you want to see luxury brands embrace next? Let’s spark the conversation in the comments! ?? #SustainableLuxury #EcoFriendlyFashion #ConsciousConsumerism #LuxuryRedefined #CircularEconomy #Fresharth #InnovationForThePlanet

Happy Earth Day! ?????? In an industry known for opulence and innovation, sustainability has become not just a trend, but a fundamental pillar guiding our practices. From ethically sourced materials to eco-conscious production processes, luxury brands are redefining what it means to be truly chic in a world that values both style and sustainability. However, sustainability isn't just about materials—it's about mindset. The fashion industry must be dedicated to reducing its carbon footprint at every stage, from design to delivery. There is much work to do, that's no secret, but I applaud the brands who have been trailblazers in this space and continue to set the standard for others to follow. #EarthDay #SustainableFashion #Sustainability

Check out Elisa Niemtzow’s post below. The BSR x Kering report she mentions that we published in 2015, “Climate Change: Implications and Strategies for the Luxury Fashion Sector” is just as relevant today, if not more so. It’s worth a read. #climatechange #sustainablefashion #resilience #adaptation #luxury